Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain brushed aside a brief confrontation with Manchester United fans after Liverpool's 1-1 draw at Old Trafford on Sunday.
The Red Devils took the lead in the first half when Marcus Rashford neatly finished from a superb Daniel James cross.
However, Liverpool managed to salvage a point from the clash when Adam Lallana fired home a late equaliser.
Oxlade-Chamberlain came on as a substitute in the second half and was involved in a row with United supporters after the full-time whistle.
A United fan repeatedly told the 26-year-old midfielder to "f**k off," despite the 'Ox' offering to fist bump him.
Another United supporter that was filming the incident pulled his fist away when the former Arsenal man attempted to fist bump him.
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp was furious with United's playing style for the clash and argued that they had only "set out to defend."
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He said after the match: "This year, last year, the year before, they just defend.
"That's how it is. It is OK. It is no criticism. It is just a fact.
"When you think about Manchester United against Liverpool, you think both teams are trying like this. But it is not. We try."
Former United boss Jose Mourinho hilariously trolled Klopp by suggesting that his anger came from 'never beating the Red Devils at Old Trafford.'
United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer took a dig at Liverpool after the match for photos that showed their players playing basketball ahead of the clash.
Solskjaer's underperforming side are in 13th place after their opening nine league matches.
But they will now resume their Europa League campaign on Thursday with a trip Partizan.
Liverpool remain top of the league and hold a six-point lead over defending champions Manchester City.
And the Reds will return to Champions League action when they travel to Genk on Wednesday.
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